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Ekko (2007): A Danish film about a loving father who kidnaps his son after he loses custody of the kid to his ex-wife. Together, they retreat to an isolated summer house that may not be as unoccupied as first suspected. This was a subtle, rather typical psychological horror film. It reminded me a bit of "Silent House". The main focus is really the relationship between father and son, which (not to sound corny here) was quite beautiful.
All is Lost (2013): A zero-dialogue film about a man lost at sea. Robert Redford stars. Engaging, but only occasionally harrowing.
I Am A Ghost (2012): Low-budget indie horror. The ghost of a young woman undergoes therapy with a psychic in order to move on and stop haunting a house. This film would have been much better if there was some actual resolution at the end. The actress, however, did an okay job in carrying the entire film by herself.
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